Hi guys, how are you doing?
Actually, I have a backup from 07/26/2019, which consists of basically a clean nand, prod.keys... of my 4.1.0 old nand fw -edit: my switch came with this firmware-. It's the first thing I did with the switch -edit: a backup, I mean- (so no games nor programs installed, it's clean, as new), but I am actually on the latest FW on my sysnand, which is clean, but of course, has a newer firmware version (so fuses were burnt), and games, which since they are digital, I don't care to lose them because I would download them again eventually.
So, returning to the point, since my last backup was from almost a year ago from version 4.1.0 and my switch is currently on the latest firmware on sysnand, should I create a new backup and delete the old one? Or I am okay sticking with the old one? Or perhaps I should have both, the old clean 4.1.0 and the a new backup from now?
Thank you very much for your help!
Actually, I have a backup from 07/26/2019, which consists of basically a clean nand, prod.keys... of my 4.1.0 old nand fw -edit: my switch came with this firmware-. It's the first thing I did with the switch -edit: a backup, I mean- (so no games nor programs installed, it's clean, as new), but I am actually on the latest FW on my sysnand, which is clean, but of course, has a newer firmware version (so fuses were burnt), and games, which since they are digital, I don't care to lose them because I would download them again eventually.
So, returning to the point, since my last backup was from almost a year ago from version 4.1.0 and my switch is currently on the latest firmware on sysnand, should I create a new backup and delete the old one? Or I am okay sticking with the old one? Or perhaps I should have both, the old clean 4.1.0 and the a new backup from now?
Thank you very much for your help!
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